Bait fish

made our first casts. “Now remember muskies are very different than any other fish. They like to follow the bait for a while, so when you reel in and your bait is getting closer to the boat, don’t just lift it out of the water, cause the fish might get scared and won't come back. Instead you're gonna want to make a figure 8 like motion off the side of the boat with your bait. That will let the fish follow your bait longer, and create a strike,” Aaron explained. “Okay,” I responded. With all

plastic baits in carp fishing. After using many of them for years I decided to talk about which baits are the most successful and popular to use to catch carp. ## Why use an imitation bait? Why use imitation baits you're asking, well for one thing their ever lasting so you know if you leave your rig in the water for a long amount of time you know you still have a hook bait on ready to nail a carp. If you're getting plagued by crayfish, muscles, birds or even small fish ripping you real bait apart

How to Fish for Striped Bass Striped bass are known by avid fisherman as a ‘true bass’ and are not members of the sunfish family. Due to their similarities, the striped bass can often get mistaken for the white bass and vice versa. These beautiful members of the bass family originate from the eastern seaboard of America and are most often found in St Lawrence River going all the way from Canada to Louisiana. Striped bass bodies consist of six to nine horizontal black stripes under a base of shiny

catch that's delicious too. 6. Burn the braid Deep sea fishers use spiderwire because it's like a spider's web - it's easier to feel when a fish takes the bait. But sometimes, it's hard to cut. If you're having trouble cutting a spiderwire braid, try burning it with the flame of a lighter or match. 7. Seek the reef The best place to find the best deep sea fish is near a reef. Many coastal cultures get up to 25% of their food from reefs. Reefs are natural nurseries for many ocean species, and wherever

Barry’s Fishing Tackle Tips and Tricks We all want to catch fish right?! Well of course, one of the most difficult things to do is catching bass. That’s why this is an important goal for a lot of anglers. In my years of experience of trying to catch fish, I have found that catching big bass can be one of the most satisfying experiences. Hence, I will be sharing with you here my tips and tricks on bass fishing. Note that I have also included here some tips that I have learned from fellow anglers

For me there is nothing more relaxing than standing knee deep in the water somewhere with a fishing pole in my hand, and the warm summer breeze blowing through my hair. Something about being in the water, with fish swimming around everywhere chasing bait just gets my blood pumping. Growing up in my family fishing was more than just a pastime, I had been fishing longer than I can even remember. For me I never knew what time it was and to be honest I did not care. All I knew is I needed to be on the

an effect on the moon as the fish are very active during theses times. Full Moon when the moon is closer to the earth, fishing at night is also a great time as there is a a bigger amount of light increasing the population of feed in the water and makes visible for the fish to see. It is fairly easy to keep track of the tides by online tide sites or simply observing the ocean, but it can pay off to pay closer attention to the movements of the moon. Creek fish- fish in the creek are more active

between a large red spinner bait and the small yellow one was, but my favorite color was red so the former was obviously of a better quality to me than the latter. One lucky day, I had the chance to visit the wonderful world of outdoor toys. I walked into that store

weight fishing is used to fish the bottom. Choosing to weight fish will require to pick between a 2-6oz weights. Bobber fishing does make it earlier to see if a fish hits the line, the bobber will sink below the water’s surface. Weight fishing requires that they are holding the rod to feel when a fish hits the bait. Lastly, picking the correct fishing hook is largely over looked. The treble hook is recommend for bobber fishing, it works by snagging the fish when it hits the bait, perfect for catch and

the unsuspecting fish will uncover the hook bait and, right after a bit of investigation devour the bait and move off. As hook length goes tight the fish will really feel the resistance of the lead which need to result in it to ‘bolt’ off, setting the hook in the method. The heavy lead is employed as an anchor point that is used to ‘pull’ the hook backwards and in to the fish’s mouth as it attempts to swim away.